Henry Gitner Philatelists Inc

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Henry Gitner Philatelists, Inc. has assisted thousands of collectors over the past 30 years in realizing their collecting goals. Our reputation as one of the world's leading buyers of philatelic properties, combined with our staff of experts consistently yields a stunning inventory of worldwide treasures. The offers contained on these pages are presented to serve only as an introduction to the breadth and depth of our stocks. We welcome any want list or special request, wholesale or retail. We are long time members of the American Stamp Dealers Association (ASDA), The International Federation of Stamp Dealers Associations (IFSDA), the American Philatelic Society (APS) and numerous other societies. You may be assured of professional and ethical dealings. One of the things that sets us apart from many other dealers in the US is not our phenomenal stock (though that certainly helps), but our dedication to customer service. Everything we do has a satisfaction guarantee attached to it. If you receive something from us that is not as described, not what you expected, or just not right, return it to us for a replacement or a refund. We take this commitment very seriously. We would not have survived this long without being honest with our customers- whether they are buying from us or selling to us. Because we are one of the largest independent wholesale and retail dealers in the United States, we have a very extensive stock of philatelic material ranging from stamps for beginning collectors to very rare and esoteric items for the advanced specialist. Physically, our stock spans over 15 rooms! One visiting dealer said we are the "Wal-Mart of the stamp world. If you want it, Henry probably has it!". Some of our stock has been described and written up in the form of price lists. Because we freely distribute these lists to interested collectors, many people think of us in terms of the items on those lists. The amazing thing is that our price lists represent less than 20% of our